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Origami is a Japanese word that means "fold paper", and it is a very popular pastime around the world. I enjoy origami because it is a very cheap hobby that requires only
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I've watched other Mac lovers fall away from the True Faith, one-by-one, but I never thought it would happen to me. However, yesterday when we brought home the newest addition
When kids are young, investing is usually done on their behalf. However, it's possible to get kids started with their own investments at a surprisingly early age.
The economy is hurting all of us – especially families trying to raise and educate their kids. Unfortunately, things have become so tight that there is often little left over to do
It's rare for me to endorse any financial product or service, much less bigging-up an Internet destination that could divert traffic away from myself and wisebread.com but it's wor
The yard and garden is on everyone’s mind this time of year, and the recent Earth Day celebration may have you thinking about some fuel-free options for keeping things beautiful.
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Save Hundreds on Back to School Shopping with These Credit Card Tricks
If you're dreading the expense of back to school shopping, these credit cards tips can help you big!
7 Ways to Vet Your Mortgage Lender
A mortgage is one of the biggest financial moves you'll ever make. It pays to be picky with your lender.
5 Ways Freelancers Can Promote Their Work Without Social Media
You don't need to stay plugged in to social media to promote your freelance career. Try these other ways to reel in clients.
Best Money Tips: How to Buy a Family Home Without the Stress
Today we found articles on how to buy a home without the stress, how to choose the best sunscreen, and pro cleaning tips and tricks that will save you time.
10 Safe Cities to Visit in the U.S.
Looking for a safe travel destination that's not too far from home? There are several safe cities right here in the U.S. that you can visit.
4 Ways to Come Clean When You've Been Financially Unfaithful
Admitting your wrongdoings to a partner is hard. Add money to the mix, and that makes things even harder.
8 Fun and Frugal Things to Do with Origami
Origami is a Japanese word that means "fold paper", and it is a very popular pastime around the world. I enjoy origami because it is a very cheap hobby that requires only
Don't rely on credit for your emergency fund
There's a large group of financial advisors who suggest using credit in place of an emergency fund. That way, you can invest your entire portfolio for maximum return (such as
The 7 Best Ways to Earn Travel Points and Miles Without a Credit Card
Good news! There are several ways to rack up travel points and miles without the use of a credit card.
Longtime Mac Users Punished for Loyalty
I've watched other Mac lovers fall away from the True Faith, one-by-one, but I never thought it would happen to me. However, yesterday when we brought home the newest addition
10 Money Moves You Need to Make Before You Take a Side Job
You've launched your side gig — great! Now get your finances in order so your extra income doesn't become an extra worry.
The Simmons Visa Credit Card: The Lowest Standard APR Available
You won't get rewards or perks or concierge service with this credit card, but you will get the industry's lowest interest rate.
15 Ways to Make Brown Bagging It Better Than Buying Lunch
You know bringing your own lunch can save you tons — but bleh. Make your midday meal a real reward and you'll win twice.
50 Ways to Use Canned Salmon
Love fresh salmon but not the fresh price? Substitute affordable canned salmon for frugal and flavorful seafood feasts.
Investment Allocation by Age: Birth to 10 Years Old
When kids are young, investing is usually done on their behalf. However, it's possible to get kids started with their own investments at a surprisingly early age.
Does Your Kid Need an IRA?
Ready to give your child a mega financial jumpstart? Consider opening them a Roth IRA.
Hey Kids! It's Time Your Butt Got a Job
The economy is hurting all of us – especially families trying to raise and educate their kids. Unfortunately, things have become so tight that there is often little left over to do
Fresh Mint: 'Recession-proof' ideas make good business
It's rare for me to endorse any financial product or service, much less bigging-up an Internet destination that could divert traffic away from myself and wisebread.com but it's wor
Beautify Your Yard: What's Your Best Advice?
The yard and garden is on everyone’s mind this time of year, and the recent Earth Day celebration may have you thinking about some fuel-free options for keeping things beautiful.
7 Ways to Protect Yourself From Theft While Traveling
Vacation is meant to be relaxing. Don't let thieves spoil it!